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# Community Library

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A great way to start with setting up your assignment is by starting out with a Community Library assignment.

Once you have created an assignment (see [Create assignment](/setup-assignment/build-assignment/creating-an-assignment.md)), you can import a Community Library assignment as follows:

1. Go to the General settings of the assignment by pressing the Gear icon in the top right of the screen.
2. Scroll all the way to the bottom to the "Danger Zone"
3. Press Community Library
4. Select the programming language you are teaching
5. Click on any assignment to preview it and then press import to load the content into your assignment.


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